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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1905
Page
2
A discussion of women growing up and marrying while fearing childbirth. The piece suggests women seek understanding from others who share their condition and mentions a doctor who has dedicated his work to female health and claims to have treated thousands of cases of chronic weaknesses and sexual ailments.
Dr Pierce offers reliable medical advice by mail and opens the World's Dispensary to inspection. The Favorite Prescription ingredients will be printed on each wrapper: Lady's Slipper, Black Cohosh, Unicorn root, Blue Cohosh, Golden Seal. Testimonials praise relief from nervousness and digestive issues with the remedy and other Pierce formulations.
The husband is accused of cruelty and failure to provide for his wife, named as Mrs Cooke in the process. The incident involved knife wounds to Terry and a poisoning, with Cooke recovering while Terry faced serious injuries but survived.
Captain J W Hunter of the barkentine Edith Sheraton reports all crew saved when the vessel dismasted and sank about 90 miles east of Chatham after a shoal/ wreck strike. The Coast Guard picked up the crew as the ship listed and began to flood, landing them ashore.
An old advertisement touts Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal Powder as a rapid remedy for chronic catarrh with head pain eye pressure throat irritation and foul breath. It claims speedy relief even after long sufferers and urges trial of the powder as a sure cure.
One hundred and fifty orphan children enjoyed their first automobile ride organized by the Massachusetts Automobile Club. Seventy-five kids from Home for Little Wanderers and Children’s Mission were ferried in cars led by club president Elliot C. Lee, with meals and games at Newton Lower Falls after a westward route through the Fens.
A 270 strong BU graduating class dressed in cap and gown participated in a formal commencement at Tremont Temple. Dr. Charles Cuthbert Hall spoke on religious education and Anglo-Saxon spirit while deans awarded degrees and Bishop Goodsell opened with prayer.
In Grafton New Hampshire authorities pursue new clues in the six week disappearance of Elwin Braley a two year old child. Frank Tobine lessee of the Braley home is under close surveillance as investigators revisit the death of Tobines first wife and question his movements on the day the child vanished.
A man drinks good coffee, praising its taste and health benefits. The article asserts coffee destroys disease germs and aids body and brain health through nutritious elements.
Miss Alice Stone Blackwell urged that women’s status has risen greatly in forty years and noted past barriers to college admission and the early disdain for women physicians. Rev Dillon Bronson criticized missionary critics as two classes, while Eva Channing proposed joining the American School of Archaeology in Athens through BU trustees.
John Streicher aged 4 celebrated a pretty birthday at his home 23 Montrose street yesterday. He received many beautiful presents before leaving Saturday for his country home in Winthrop. Attending were Muriel James Ogden Gardner Stanley Gardner qrenene Eldridge John Foster Ralph Thompson W B Thompson Verglie Moulter and Freddie Robinson.
Chairman John J. Flaherty announces his resignation from the Democratic State committee after confirmation as harbor and land commissioner. Josiah Quincy will convene a meeting to elect a new chairman and fill three vacancies including Flaherty and Hamlin.
A 400 strong indignation meeting at Winthrop Town Hall attacked the Selectmen for proposing to buy the Re vere Company's water plant for 250000. Wesley A. Gove presided as critics J D Colt and C F Choate denounced the terms.
Deputy U S Marshal James Ruhl arrested Frank Howard Farnham 40 on a capias last evening. Farnham is described as a fugitive from justice wanted in Michigan.
Harry Hurlock of New Marlboro learns his family is heir to upwards of 100000 dollars from John Bawker stock left by his maternal grandfather who died in London. He plans a consult with New York attorneys and may sail for England.
Thomas Hurley was hurled 80 feet to the ground when a staging at 560 Warren street Roxbury collapsed. he escaped unhurt. Otto Banning, 17, of 30 Chipman street Dorchester, suffered back contusions and was shaken. Curley of 2709 Washington street is uninjured.
Frank Noonan for John E. Reynolds, husband of Mary F Reynolds, told Judge Richardson in the Superior Court that the wife aided by others to take three bank books from his coat. The court ordered recovery of the New York bank book funds and continued proceedings for the other two banks.
Eight year old Walter Falvey of 17 Harriet Street Brighton lies in critical condition at Rogers Hospital after being struck on the head by a 12 pound shot thrown by his 14 year old brother Leo as Walter played on Arlington Street. He suffered a compound skull fracture and was taken to Frank Brauer's house where Dr Bowen examined him before removal to the hospital.
Katherine Beaton age 3 of Roxbury was struck by an inwardbound Grove Hall streetcar about 5 15 last evening. She attempted to cross directly in front of the car and stopped abruptly. The motorman could not stop in time and the fender hit her, throwing her a distance.
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